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 1  Int,   4|       Francois Nodot, a French soldier of fortune, a commissary
 2    1,  30|      could mean, when we saw a soldier, one of the night-watch,
 3    1,  30|        that I'm a man!" At the soldier's orders, his companion
 4    1,  30|      the catamite, also at the soldier's order, began to beslaver
 5    1,  30| attracted the attention of the soldier, by this unexpected howl
 6    1,  30|    Aroused by what he saw, the soldier rushed upon them, seizing
 7    1,  30|       availed her nothing, the soldier only being fired the more
 8    1,  30| Greatly terrified at this, the soldier rushed headlong from Quartilla'
 9    2,  66|     fifth mile-stone. He was a soldier, and as brave as the very
10    2,  66|  moreover, when I got home, my soldier was lying in bed, like an
11    3,  86|      this, I was observed by a soldier, that is, he either was
12    3,  86|       is, he either was a real soldier, or else he was some night-prowling
13    3,  98|         he loves another." The soldier who took my sword from me
14    4, 115|      On the following night, a soldier who was standing guard over
15    4, 115|      Notwithstanding this, the soldier would not leave off, but
16    4, 116|      beset a full stomach: the soldier laid siege to her virtue
17    4, 116|       body, and the victorious soldier won both of his objectives;
18    4, 116|        her husband. As for the soldier, so delighted was he with
19    4, 116|   performed the last rite. The soldier was hoodwinked while absent
20    4, 116|     upon the vacant cross! The soldier availed himself of the expedient
21    4, 123|     Corinth are praised by the soldier at sea;~And glittering gems
22    5, 134|        that failed me. I was a soldier, and ready, but I had no
23    6     |     his role. At that moment a soldier enters the house.~Finally
24    6     |    enterprises by the bragging soldier of Plautus. Pyrgopolinices
25    6     |       ses impurs baisers.~[The soldier ordered the catamite to